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IUE MOV 7 6 1968 Mrs. Reuscher Driving bus ideal job for mother of young children Southern Ullnoisan By DcMaris Bern- TUESDAY, KOVEMBER 26, 1963 Page Six FIRST LICENSES New York was the first stata to issue automobile and driver licenses. The law went into effect April 25, 1901. The fee was 954 registered that year. FAST BIG MAN Cleveland Browns tackle Walter Johnson, 6 feet 3 inches tall and 270pounds, has turned in a 10-second clocking for the 100-yard dash.

4 i 1 TODAY In Herrin: in the home of Mrs. Lucy Wallace. In Steele ville: 7f p.m.: Business and Professional Women meet at Illinois Cafe. In Marion: 7:30 p.m. Williamson County Republican Women's Club in courthouse; election of officers.

WEDNESDAY Of The Southern IUinoisan Driving a school bus is an idea job for a mother with young children, according to Mrs. Vivian Reuscher of Camp-bell Hill. She began driving a school bus as a substitute during the 1337-63 school year and began driving full-time this year. ilrs. Reuscher said the main advantage of the job is its hours.

She leaves home about 7 a.m. and begins her route about 25 minutes later. She is home before 9 a.m. In the afternoon she starts her route about 3:30 and returns home by 5 p.m. With these hours, I am able to be with my children during most of the hours they are home and I am able to help my husband," she said.

Mrs. Reuscher and her husband, Howard, and their four children, Tina, 13, Terry, 12, Tcny, 10, and Ted, 6, live on a driry farm on the northeast edge of Campbell Hill. Mrs. Reuscher said her children do not ride her bus beer: use they attend Campbell Hill Grade School, which is across the highway from their home. The children who ride her bus attend Ava Grade School and Trico High School.

The tall, blonde mother said she had not even thought about driving a school bus, but was asked by school officials to be a substitute driver last school year and was asked again this year to drive ull-time. She said she talked it over with her husband bcth times before accepting the job and he greed that it was an ideal job for her. Her route is CO miles long, P. N. HIRSCH CO.

MURPHYSBORO HERRIN CARBONDALE MARION CHRISTOPHER 1:30 p.m., The Steeleville Home Extension Unit will meet at the First National Bank Building. MIGRATION In the fall the Eskimo curlew used to fly south from Newfoundland in such larjs flocks that they darkened the sky. Since 1900, no live birds have been seen. AIRLINER DEATHS In Murphysboro: 1:30 p.m., Murphysboro Day Home Extension Unit will meet In the home of Mrs. Blanche Harris.

In Marion: Utile Boys and Girls ftlean Everything To Us 8 p.m. Union Thanksgiving Senice in First Christian Church, S10 N. Market message "The Tests of Thanksgiving" by Rev. C. R.

Walker. In 1967, 674 passengers were killed in 29 accidents on scheduled airlines of 116 countries. The figures do not include those of the Soviet Union or Communist China. In Chester: 1:30 p.m., the Chester Day Home Extension Unit will meet r-i rr-: Mrs. Reuscher waits for children at door cf bus 311 WEST MAIN CARBONDALE COMPLETE CLOTHING CARE CENTER WASH 'Most men have a job where they cannot leave for four hours a day to drive a bus and housewives can give this time.

20-LBS. WASHER 12-LBS. WASHER 30-LBS WASHER 50c Also, men usually do not want men school bus drivers. "I have confidence in women drivers. This is a farm community and I see women driving heavy farm equipment and hauling grain.

If they are capable of doing this, I cannot see why they would not be capable of driving a bus," said Eaglin. "When I was first asked to take the job of driving, I was which means Mrs. Reuscher will drive the bus 10,560 miles during the school year. Garold Eaglin, Trico High School principal, said he is in favor of having women school bus drivers and anticipates there will be more and more of them each year in the school districts in the state. That's why we haye tho 25c 35c to work part-time," said Eag lin.

most exciting children He said that in some parts of the United States, especially in DRY CLEAN 8 lbs. $2.00 Attendant On Duty At All Times fashbnsinSouthern Illinois. the South, there are only wo- Drop by soon. slightly apprehensive because of the length cf the bus. The superintendent, Jim Romano, however, kidded me and told me if I drove the front end of the bus the back end would follow," said Mrs.

Reuscher. She said the length of the bus has presented no great problem, but "the bus is more difficult to drive in reverse than a car." "The junior high age group, and especially the girls in that group, seem the most doubtful about the ability of women drivers. I don't think these girls realize they are going to be women drivers some day. "The sex of the driver doesn't make any difference to the majority of my children," (as she calls the students who ride her bus). 300 South Illinois Mon.

thru Sat. Sunday 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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